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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 2005

Page

3

String Quartet Concert at Garden City Community College

Wichita State University Fairmount String Quartet performs at 7 30 p m Sept 29 in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium. Sponsored by GCCC Music Department Garden City USD 457 and Kansas Arts Commission with enrichment activities for students. Tickets $5 by reservation through GCCC box office 275 3244. pickup Sept 26 4 p m to Sept 29 7 30 p m. unsold tickets sold at the door.

Wichita State University Fairmount String Quartet Pauline Joyce Fine Arts

Coolidge Picnic Set for Sunday at City Hall Park

The annual Coolidge picnic will begin at 12 30 p m Sunday at the Coolidge City Hall Park. The potluck event is open to the public.

Coolidge Coolidge City Hall

State revenues beat forecast in Kansas run

Kansas revenue collections rose about 2 percent through August with 738 million dollars for July and August, 13.7 million above projections. Tax receipts exceeded estimates led by individual income and retail sales, aiding education funding amid ongoing school funding lawsuits and possible higher next-year requirements.

Topeka Kansas Legislative Research Department Dodge City Salina Kansas Supreme Court

Garden City district reports mixed state assessment results

Garden City USD 457 board reviews state tests showing math progress across district and groups but reading scores lag at two middle and high schools and students with disabilities miss the mark districtwide. Superintendent notes 2004 reading scores were possibly inflated due to allowed resources. new year tests had no aids. Board weighs focus balance, staff confidence, and summer school program impact including Books on the Bus site visits.

Garden City USD 457 Board of Education NCLB Michael Brom Bram Gail Dunford Dunford John Scheppner Schwatken

Garden City woman drives into U-Pump-It store

Wanda Burns, 60, of 2601 W Mary St Apt 516, drove a 1991 Dodge Caravan into the north wall of U-Pump-It at 112 E Kansas Ave causing substantial damage but no injuries. An employee was inside but unharmed. Burns wore a seat belt and no citations were issued. A Garden City man and woman repair crew worked to stand a temporary post after the crash.

Dick Construction Jace Downer Rene Leyva U-Pump-It Kansas Garden City Wanda Burns W. Mary St Apt Mike Utz Utz Burns

Lakin man charged with rape and sodomy in District Court

Jeremy Ward a 27 year old Lakin man was charged in Kearny County District Court with rape aggravated criminal sodomy aggravated assault criminal threat and domestic battery after an alleged Friday incident at his home. Ward was arrested armed with a knife and remains in custody with bond set at 100000. His next court date is 10 a.m. September 13.

Lakin Kearny County Ward Sheriff’s Office Inci Jarboe

Kobach weighs bid to challenge Sebelius in Kansas

Kansas conservative Kris Kobach, former foe of Dennis Moore, weighs a gubernatorial run as he surveys GOP support. The University of Missouri KC professor lives in Overlandia and has Harvard, Yale, and Oxford credentials. Kobach notes party interest but says he will consider all options while Gov. Kathleen Sebelius contemplates reelection.

Topeka Hns Kris Kobach U.S Dennis Moore Kansas Kobach University of Missouri At Kansas City Overlandia Becent Moore Perc Kobach Adam Taff Doug Mays Mays Princi Harvard University Oxford University Yale University Kathleen Sebelius

Eight-year-old donates garage sale proceeds to zoo

Ben Arteaga, an 8-year-old Lincoln Elementary third grader, gave $200 to the Lee Richardson Zoo to fund new jaguar and mountain lion exhibits. His family held a summer garage sale, selling toys and clothes to raise the money. Ben hopes for a hippo or white lion and plans another fundraiser to reach $300. He aspires to be a biologist and then a zoologist.

Lee Richardson Ben Arteaga Lincoln Liberal Pamela Benjamin Ben Animal Planet Pamela Arteaga Hauschild Lee Richardson Zoo

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